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X2O Wather Sample

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Take a 60 second survery to receive this sample.

Description:

What type of water do you drink?

Does it hydrate, mineralize & revitalize you?

Let us show you how X2O will transform your water into

'Super Water'

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  • What! I got to dooz a survey to get free stuff?
    Sounds like too much hard work.

  • Lol wow.. the stuff you get though is quite good for a freebie.

    1 Minute Survey Completion:
    1) "Supercharged" sachet of X2O to turn your water into "Super-water"
    2) CD packed with valuable information to help protect your body from disease
    3) eBook - "50 Reasons why your body needs water everyday"

    I might actually read/use all 3 of those. Best freebie yet…

    Thanks :D

    Edit: Wow it was quick and easy, barely even a survey of what I thought, basically it's just filling in your details like any other freebie + a little more.. very fast and easy.

    You will now just get the X2O sachet, and be directed to a online page that includes a link to the eBook and the information from the CD presented in web-format and YouTube videos due to overwhelming requests.

    So they only send a brochure and X2O sachet, which is still good! The rest is just online instead.

  • Noice

  • Due to the huge response we are receiving for our Sample Offer,

    we are now posting the sample with a brochure, and providing

    all the other information directly on this page

    does anyone saw this too? maybe everyone saw this as an advertisement for their sample to show that they're awesome.:p

  • Im not sure a satchet sample of some cocktail of glucose and supposed natural chemicals is much to write home about

  • +1

    Just be aware that the Xooma x2o 'phenomenon' is a major MLM exercise…..

    Whether you want to earn a few hundred dollars per week or tens of thousands of dollars per month, you’ll discover a very realistic opportunity to accomplish your goals with Xooma.
    http://www.xoomaworldwide.com/townview/opportunity.asp?

    so I'd be using a disposable e-mail address.

    I'd also try and find out what's actually in the product before I drank it…..

    Xtreme X2O is an all-natural, organic mineral complex derived from a pristine ocean source found near the Okinawan Islands.
    http://www.xoomaworldwide.com/townview/product.asp?

    was the best I could find…..(Bat/seagull guano?…who knows)

    and…whilst perhaps not the best independent review of the product…..
    http://www.randi.org/jr/2006-11/112406water.html#i1
    is worth a quick look….

    • It's coral, or more specifically:

      Contents of each 1 gram sachet-
      Highly active Calcium 947mg
      Magnesium 34 mg
      Trace Minerals (incl. Chromium, Sodium and Potassium) 14mg
      L-ascorbic acid 5mg
      Silver Trace

      I bought some a few years back. It's good, (I like it a lot) but it is so expensive that I save it for special occasions (lol), like when I go snow ski-ing, or hiking etc and I want to do all I can to stay healthy.

      It is MLM though and I wouldn't give my email address.

      • hmm…looks like my previous James Randi link might have some substance….

        The "calcium" is the old "coral calcium" scam, which is no more active than regular chalk. In fact, it's just chalk, calcium carbonate, and as cheap as dirt. In what form the magnesium is, we're not told, but probably as magnesia, MgO, a common – and very cheap – antacid. The "trace minerals" are un-named, and the ascorbic acid is vitamin C

        • yeah no MLM for me.

          I read the "Highly active Calcium 947mg" and thought that sounds a bit rich.

  • Okinawan & pristine ?? wasnt that where the US military had bases etc, we all now how Americans leave things pristine hmmm

    The only good thing outta there is the martial art

  • Okay i am going to have to neg this, its actually a water treatment ie to clean dirty water

    unless i am mistaken, the below is from their site

    The Facts:
    "More than 1 in 5 Americans unknowingly drink tap water polluted with feces, radiation or other contaminants Nearly 1,000 deaths each year and at least 400,000 cases of waterborne illness may be attributed to contaminated water" -The New York Times - June 2, 1995

    Clean your water with X2O - Click here to see how!

    • According to some of their testimonials, it can do everything from weight loss to curing cancer….
      interestingly, from their T&C's

      The statements on this advertisement have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration or Therapeutics Goods Association. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

      If I were planning to begin in business with this product, then I would visit http://www.xoomaxcel.com/aussiehealth/index.php?page=orderno… and grab me $100 worth of samples (120)….add maybe another $75 for postage, then sit back and grab over a hundred names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses for a little over a dollar each. Many of those might become customers, or….even better, become sales people.
      Got to be worth a punt…. ;)

      As a Xooma Member, you can earn income by purchasing products at wholesale prices and selling them at the retail price. This allows you to earn profits of 20% to as much as 50% p per sale.

      http://xooma-australia.com/xoomax2oblog/?page_id=49 (The ahem…..'prosperity plan'….tip me a few dollars when you make your first million ;)………)

      • sounds like another amway clone.

  • I have a tap at home with clean water which I can drink. I don't really need a free CD and book to tell me my body needs water. Research keeps telling people that plain water is best for the vast majority of people socially exercisng and that maybe only if you have been seriously sweating for 45mins+ would it help to replace some lost minerals (even then it is usually replaced with a normal diet).

    "Does your water hydrate you?" How can any water not do it by definition?! More marketing hype…

  • Also actual water is spelt "Water" instead of "Wather"

    • That's the first thing I saw too but then I thought who knows what's in the packet. Probably not "water" ;-)

      • lol

  • Anyone receive there free sample?

  • Negative

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